What was Carlos Sainz Jrs first car? alliable

That's the opinion of Formula One driver Carlos Sainz Jr., anyway. And that's why the Spaniard is happy driving his trusty Volkswagen Golf when he's back home -- the first car he ever owned.

'I still have my Golf,' the 23-year-old Renault driver tells CNN The Circuit.

'For a first car I couldn't ask for much more than that kind of car.



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'My friends keep asking me, 'Why don't you buy a car now that you're a Formula One driver?' And I say, 'Look, at the weekend I'm driving a Formula One car -- it's the fastest car ever.'

'Everything else feels really, really bad. I don't mind -- I'm happy with whatever car you give me.'

Sainz, whose father is a two-time rally world champion and won this year's Dakar Rally, is in his fourth F1 season.

Still under contract with Red Bull, he joined Renault from Toro Rosso midway through last season after securing a career-high fourth place at the Singapore GP.

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At the curtain-raiser for the 2018 season in Melbrourne, Sainz finished 10th, three places behind teammate Nico Hulkenburg.

'For a first car I couldn't ask for much more than that kind of car. Sainz, whose father is a two-time rally world champion and won this year's Dakar Rally, is in his fourth F1 season. Still under contract with Red Bull, he joined Renault from Toro Rosso midway through last season after securing a career-high fourth place at the Singapore GP. 'Everything else feels really, really bad. I don't mind -- I'm happy with whatever car you give me.' Visit cnn.com/motorsport for more news and videos READ: Vettel repeats 2017 victory at Australian GP 'I still have my Golf,' the 23-year-old Renault driver tells CNN The Circuit. That's the opinion of Formula One driver Carlos Sainz Jr., anyway. And that's why the Spaniard is happy driving his trusty Volkswagen Golf when he's back home -- the first car he ever owned. 'My friends keep asking me, 'Why don't you buy a car now that you're a Formula One driver?' And I say, 'Look, at the weekend I'm driving a Formula One car -- it's the fastest car ever.' 'Everything else feels really, really bad. I don't mind -- I'm happy with whatever car you give me.' At the curtain-raiser for the 2018 season in Melbrourne, Sainz finished 10th, three places behind teammate Nico Hulkenburg. READ: Vettel repeats 2017 victory at Australian GP READ: 'We're made out to be so vulnerable, we're not,' says former F1 grid girl 'I still have my Golf,' the 23-year-old Renault driver tells CNN The Circuit. READ: 'We're made out to be so vulnerable, we're not,' says former F1 grid girl That's the opinion of Formula One driver Carlos Sainz Jr., anyway. And that's why the Spaniard is happy driving his trusty Volkswagen Golf when he's back home -- the first car he ever owned. Visit cnn.com/motorsport for more news and videos READ: 'We're made out to be so vulnerable, we're not,' says former F1 grid girl Sainz, whose father is a two-time rally world champion and won this year's Dakar Rally, is in his fourth F1 season. At the curtain-raiser for the 2018 season in Melbrourne, Sainz finished 10th, three places behind teammate Nico Hulkenburg. READ: 'We're made out to be so vulnerable, we're not,' says former F1 grid girl 'I still have my Golf,' the 23-year-old Renault driver tells CNN The Circuit. At the curtain-raiser for the 2018 season in Melbrourne, Sainz finished 10th, three places behind teammate Nico Hulkenburg. Still under contract with Red Bull, he joined Renault from Toro Rosso midway through last season after securing a career-high fourth place at the Singapore GP. Sainz, whose father is a two-time rally world champion and won this year's Dakar Rally, is in his fourth F1 season. 'For a first car I couldn't ask for much more than that kind of car. Still under contract with Red Bull, he joined Renault from Toro Rosso midway through last season after securing a career-high fourth place at the Singapore GP. 'My friends keep asking me, 'Why don't you buy a car now that you're a Formula One driver?' And I say, 'Look, at the weekend I'm driving a Formula One car -- it's the fastest car ever.' 'For a first car I couldn't ask for much more than that kind of car. 'Everything else feels really, really bad. I don't mind -- I'm happy with whatever car you give me.' 'For a first car I couldn't ask for much more than that kind of car. That's the opinion of Formula One driver Carlos Sainz Jr., anyway. And that's why the Spaniard is happy driving his trusty Volkswagen Golf when he's back home -- the first car he ever owned. Sainz, whose father is a two-time rally world champion and won this year's Dakar Rally, is in his fourth F1 season.

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